Out Of This World Poems | Examples

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Premium MemberOut of this World

Dusk darker themed—
Eventide, where I drifting, dreamed
Softly sighing, stars arcing gleamed
Moonlight and shade pass over me.

My life and day now pass away
While in the glooming dusk I lay
Time abides till our final day
Then whisks us up and far far away

Into that darkness flecked with light
Seeking our place midst starry night
Silently roams the meteor,
Left to right—
Pray, a gleeful soul taken flight?

Far far above the moonlit blue
Turned the living orb, shining-new
Passed the horizon a glow endue
The Sun, golden, dawning into view.


Premium MemberOut of this world

How
Do you
Come to see
What bothers me?
Your perceptive mind reading just thrills me

Premium MemberOut of This World

Sipping her tea without  any visible relish,
Her crumpled bag of shopping at her tired feet,
Alone she sits in the cafe  and isolatedly apart
Stranded in her  sorrowful sea of sadness
Only to raise momentarily  her sightless eyes
At the sound of the peripheral  trivial vivacity
Portending the levity of another tomorrow
Before relapsing into her inward gaze 
To consider not the future but endless eternity.
That picture echoed in  her hollowed out cheeks
Her funereal clothes, lacklustre look and lifeless lethargy
Spelling  out a life no longer enjoyable
More of a sentence to be endured.
She drags herself out of her chair
Gathering her belongings together
For her unsteady exit
To enter  upon the remaining days
 Of her final moribund pilgrimage

Premium MemberWorld No Longer Seeks Her

Confined in her own twisted idealism
she wonders if there is a way
to punch out of this hell

Integrity be damned
The world no longer sighs 
with the old, sick, discouraged or troubled

Each for themselves
Failure feeding upon failure
Bullies winning

She tucks herself inside
fearful of the throng
that does not even
know she is alive

and is not looking ….

Premium MemberOut of This World

nobody knows where I’m going
I am not a child of this world  
they say I’m just passing through
but I know the difference between the lines
of hate and love in a haunted world where the rain falls hard
and the fools run the show
Time is not on my side
And I don’t see straight down the line 
I see the curve that we can’t make at this speed
Put the break on and call the dogs home
It’s never to late to call it a day
Leave it to the people who care
Cause I’m the lonely type
Cigarettes and beer
window down walking down the track
waiting for a train out of this world


Premium MemberYour Poetry Is Out of This World

Intelligent life is out there;
I can't see this being untrue.
So on that premise let's be fair,
There are alien poets too.

My only question is therefore,
How "human" stacks as metaphor.

Premium MemberOut of This World

Heard the term “out of this world” a few times Should be used sparingly for special moments divine Like a pizza supreme A belly satisfying dream Or a roll in the hay with a filly sublime

Premium MemberAn Out-Of-This-World Vacation

Such wondrous vista on high, what magical secrets will it share Since the very beginning, we've dreamt of this voyage extraordinaire Not too many years from now Man will discover how Get ready for an out-of-this-world vacation totally rare

Premium MemberOut of This World

Another day gone
I come home
And see you standing there

Arms open wide
You hold me like
I've been away for years

Moon light glow
First thing I know
your touch takes me away

Love so sweet
Leading me
Right through heaven's gates

It's out of this world
What you do to me
Angels like you
Are few and far between

No one else on earth
Loves me like you girl
Your rush is out of this world



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Premium MemberThe Ride of My Life

How many of us, go down in history Well she went down on me, just you wait and read It happened ten tears ago, boy was it out of this world The moment she took me in, boy her kisses swirled We were so suited, atmospheric was our attraction Bare to naked I was, receiving her reaction Cheeky was this first Lieutenant, her hands everywhere I succumbed to her intentions, near explosive was my stare It's only when I looked down, two eyes espied in pout Pleasured by her wanting, me I'm inside out I found myself amidst, convulsions so far from home Lost in pleasured dome, ring a ring a rosy roamed Taken, spent I am, we rejoiced in our elation History has been made, communication on the Space Station .

Premium MemberSet Yourself Free

Go now, rest your weary heart.
Against the soft moonlit night.

Walk into the valley of peace and tranquility.
Loosen those chains that bind your soul.

Let them fall to the ground, never look back.  
Let the veil of time lift you up.

As the last breath of life seeps from your lips.
Float out of this world and into the light.

Through the veil of time, go now, no time to wait.
For now, you are free, free to be who you really are.

Imagine you flying against the golden sun.
Fly with the spirits who light the nights.

Go now to the world beyond time.
Worn out with lost dreams, are you?

Go now and let them come true.
Set yourself free from these bones. 



 Feb. 29th,  2012   leap year

Premium MemberOut of This World Vacation

I think I was born
A few decades too soon
Because I'd like to travel
To places like the moon.

To far off planets
In the sky up above,
To see if there's life,
Yes, that I would love.

In the future I'm sure
This will just be home base
As we travel the galaxy, 
All over the place.

I can just imagine
The joy it will bring
When planetary travel
Is an every day thing.

Vacations will be
Far beyond the stars.
Travelling in space ships
Instead of cars.

Yes, I think I was born
A few decades too soon
And I suppose I will never
Get to visit the moon.




for Barbara's "For Heaven's Sake" contest

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